I was excommunicated from the Holy Knights

32 – How to make big bucks with destruction

Polena, a woman who always seemed to have no worries while giving everyone a flawless smile.

He doesn’t seem to have any thoughts at first glance, but that’s why he doesn’t need to feel burdened while having a conversation.

Lipton began to feel quite a bit of curiosity about the introduction of an innocent and innocent person who could literally be treated with ease by anyone and in some ways could be considered trustworthy.

‘He’s a heresy questioner from another place that Polena introduced… And he made a lot of money too? Certainly, such a person might be able to solve the problem I am having right now.’

With such thoughts in mind, Lipton arrives at the room he was guided to.

Right after that, a woman dressed as a paladin and a man dressed as an escort appeared in front of him.

“Excuse me, Lord Cazeros.”

“Yes, what is it, Mr. Polena?”

A woman named Cazeros was looking at me with a puzzled expression.

The paladin’s sigil on her chest made it clear to Lipton that she was an incumbent paladin without a doubt.

In addition, among the heretic inquisitors, there are many cases where paladins equipped with practical weapons are appointed, so Lipton accepted the fact that this woman named Cazeros in front of him was doing the same thing as he was doing… or had done it without much doubt. .

*

“As the number of heretics increases, we have a lot of work to do. Thanks to that, we have a lot of room to earn money, but we are often tired.”

“I agree. I, too, often get tired from work being pushed back while working here in Munich. However, I am worried because my income is decreasing.”

“That’s right.. As time goes by, the citizens we move are getting more and more violent, and the loss of things is only going to get bigger and bigger.”

“Exactly.”

Lipton exchanged a brief greeting with Cazeros and started a conversation.

He was able to confide in him right away when he saw her, who communicated with him better than he thought.

Cazeros accurately reads out what he is worried about.

Above all, he was able to openly express his feelings at this moment, as the strong sense of homogeneity he felt based on the fact that the other person was the same heretical newspaper was also great.

“In that respect… Do you have any special secrets, Cazeros-sama? I heard that you made a lot of money while working as a Heretic Inquisitor…”

“Ahahahaha.. that’s too much praise. I don’t think I made that much, but…”

With those words, Cazeros sneakily glanced at the large sack at the back.

It was only then that he was able to recognize the glow of golden gold coins peeking through the cracks in the sack, and then the male traveler, who appeared to be Cazeros’ escort, carefully confirmed the contents of the sack in front of him.

“..gulp..”

Even if you can’t see it in front of your eyes, it’s an enormous amount of thousands of talents.

Lipton began to recognize that the paladin in front of him had a special secret he didn’t know about.

“Uh…well… if you don’t mind, could I know what method Cazeros-sama used? As a comrade who is doing the same thing… if possible, I really want to be taught.”

“hahahaha.. There is no such thing as teaching. It’s just that I’m slightly more resourceful than the others… I only made this much money because I don’t make money from simply plundered items, and I also use other methods.”

“That.. so.. what is that method..”

Lipton’s eyes are half-turned on the huge gold coin in front of him.

Seeing this, Cazeros paused for a while, then spoke to him with a more serious and cautious expression unlike before.

“… Although the method itself would be sufficient here. Before that, I’d like to say that you need to take a lot of risks with this method, and if you do it wrong, you could end up in a big mess… and you also need a lot of people who can move stealthily. Still… would you like to?”

“..What could be a risk-free job to make money? It’s true to say this, but right now we’re crossing a dangerous line in the process of identifying heresy.”

“… That’s right… I do.”

Cazeros showed a slightly hardened expression in response to those words.

However, Lipton spoke with a more anxious feeling, thinking that it was simply because the story that came out of her mouth had such a danger.

“Uh… please tell me, Mr. Cazeros. What the hell… what the hell is that method?”

“Ha ha.. I see. Then, before I tell you, promise me just two things.”

“That… that… what is it?”

Lipton asked in a trembling voice at Cazeros’ words, and Cazeros spoke in a clear voice.

“I will tell you how and help you. However, firstly, in the process of implementing this, you must thoroughly review us at the beginning, and secondly, please do not take any responsibility in relation to this matter. No traces or information should be left behind.”

It’s a fairly unusual content from what I said it was a requirement.

Through this, Lipton realized that this was a risky business and a way to make a profit as much as it was.

And this made him ignite his curiosity and desire even more intensely.

“I see what you mean. We will make sure to keep that promise.”

“..great. Then let me tell you. Mr. Lipton… You must know about the eggplant exchange, right?”

“yes. of course..”

“This method is to use the branch exchange.”

With those words, Cazeros carefully tells the ‘method’ he used.

As a result, Lipton’s face began to fill with surprise, excitement, and anticipation.

As Cazeros warned, this is a very dangerous method.

But, at the same time, it was clear that this would be an opportunity that would allow Lipton to make more money than that.

‘Anyway, if the ringleaders keep their mouths shut, there will be no problem. As the method itself is novel, there is no way to find fault with it without clear evidence.’

The risk was obviously great.

However.. the benefit obtained through this is a level that can far exceed the risk.

As a result, Lipton, who was feeling increasingly thirsty due to his dwindling income, decided to use that method willingly.

At the same time, a deep smile appeared on Cazeros’ lips at Lipton’s decision.

*

Merchant Eugen runs a rather popular shop in Munich.

He was living faithfully every day as a devout member of the church.

Even though there were noisy things around him, such as heresy, it was just a process of properly executing public duties to him, who prided himself on having nothing to be ashamed of in his faith.

Then one day, a man came to Eugen with documents and money with the seal of the bishop of the church.

According to the bishop’s order, the man who visited him with the words that he had an urgent request asked that the store building he owned be officially leased for only two weeks, since the money he had brought would be used to pay the commission.

His words are necessary because there is an important church event.

In response, Eugen said that it did not matter if it was done in an abbreviated manner, but he said that he could not handle things in that way in the process of conducting sacred church ceremonies, and he had to sign a formal contract without fail. It was said that it would be necessary to proceed by signing a contract and lending a document proving the ownership of the building.

A request that would have been refused due to the inconvenience of the process in a normal case.

However… Eugen was originally a devout believer, and recently the atmosphere around him has been very harsh, and decisively, after the contract period has passed, he will definitely return the document, and in case of violation, he even wrote a contract saying that he will pay the corresponding expenses in cash as compensation. As much as it was, even in a very reluctant mood, he allowed it for now.

For he knew that there was nothing good in going against the will of the church at a time like this.

And, about two days after that…

The heretic inquisitor said that Eugen was suspected of heresy and moved a mob and his followers to attack him.

Fortunately, Eugen and his family were lucky enough to be away at that time, so they were safe.

Eugen’s shop, which had been lent to the church, was suddenly destroyed by a mob raid that accused him of being a heretic.

Shortly thereafter, the church ruled that there was a minor misunderstanding and acquitted him of the charges of heresy, but did not answer anything about his lost property.

It was just that, at the point where the deadline had passed, the building documents, which had now become pieces of toilet paper, were returned according to the contract.

Regarding this, Eugen had a chimney-like desire to protest, but in the end, he couldn’t say anything because of the atmosphere that was so brutally related to heresy.

And at that time…

The Heretic Questioner Lipton, who had successfully completed his work, was showing a deep smile on his lips as he saw the huge amount of money that was incomparable to the profits he had earned so far.